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Talking Angela is a mobile game (formerly a chatterbot), developed by Slovenian studio Outfit7 as part of the Talking Tom & Friends series. It was released on November 13, 2012 and December 2012 for iPhone, iPod and iPad, January 2013 for Android, and January 2014 for Google Play . [ 3 ]
My Talking Tom is a virtual pet game released by Slovenian studio Outfit7 on November 11, 2013. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] It is similar to Pou and the fourteenth game of the Talking Tom & Friends series overall. It was the first Outfit7 game to feature the smoother animation, and to feature Talking Tom's current design.
Talking Angela (also called Angela) – Tom's girlfriend, a white cat with a love for travel, singing, fashion and dancing. [ 4 ] [ 5 ] Angela has also appeared in other games in Outfit7's flagship entertainment franchise, the more popular ones being Tom's Love Letters, Tom Loves Angela , Talking Tom Gold Run , and Talking Tom Hero Dash.
Talking Tom, a gray tabby cat, newscaster, and Ginger's uncle who develops a crush on Angela. Talking Ben, a tan dog, genius, scientist and newscaster. Talking Pierre, a green parrot who likes to play video games and gets easily annoyed by the others, particularly Tom. Talking Ginger, a mischievous and curious orange tabby cat and Tom's nephew.
Outfit7 (formerly Outfit7 Limited) is a Slovenian video game developer, best known as the creator of the Talking Tom & Friends app and media franchise. The company was founded by Samo and Iza Login. The company was founded by Samo and Iza Login.
Because of Ben's brain frying, Angela sung him a lullaby to make Ben sleep. However, Ben makes a machine to record Angela's lullaby. Later, for sleeping at their camp, Hank and Ginger made a lullaby hologram with the machine (a lullaby singing hologram version of Angela). Unfortunately, the hologram was plotting to make the whole world sleep.
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